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yawndex

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    Comment #49133976

    soulless unreadable AI slop

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    Comment #48794288

    Probably the only part of that setup on AWS that wouldn't cost a fortune.

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    Comment #48000140

    In defense of Vivaldi, it is actually up to date, just on the Extended Stable cycle: https://chromiumdash.appspot.com/releases?platform=Mac https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromi…

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    Comment #47781030

    Cal.com is not a severely underfunded project, it raised around $32M of VC money.

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    Comment #47552977

    The feeders are battery powered, so they can't be always streaming 24/7 with lights on.

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    Comment #46123782

    It's just a bunch of information about GitHub infra, like what IPs they use, what SSH fingerprints to expect when connecting to GitHub over SSH, etc.

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    Comment #44695291

    Someone pointed this out on Twitter - it looks like StackOverflow recently updated their robots.txt file to explicitly disallow all crawlers. Obviously, this won't stop those that …

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    Comment #44533945

    The section you mentioned does not say anything about having counters for labels. It only mentions that they record "[t]he times of the first and most recent instances of queries f…

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    Comment #43644571

    Why does the "share" button upload the password to your server in plaintext?

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    Comment #43499539

    Absolutely. I love the work they have been doing on the backend, like PQ3 [1], but it just doesn't work for me when the Stickers and Emojis extensions on Mac leak several GBs of RA…

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    Comment #43464968

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library_of_Alexandria

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    Comment #43437847

    I don't think that would be possible, as Liberapay is essentially just a UI for accepting donations directly into the developers' Stripe/PayPal accounts.

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    Comment #43121614

    https://archive.is/73szW

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    Comment #42902272

    The price of "free" is very tempting. I guess the cost of the servers they offer is having to put up with idiotic requirements like "CPU utilization for the 95th percentile [must b…

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    Comment #42654191

    Because the efforts of Anna's Archive are unfortunately currently very much illegal, and XMR is one of the few cryptocurrencies that can actually offer some privacy to its users.

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    Comment #42566900

    Any current plans for a macOS release?

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